This textbook offers a tried and trusted approach from a team of experienced authors to cover the study of Sikhism, and thematic studies from the perspective of Sikhism, for the new AQA GCSE Religious Studies specification A. It provides a range of activity types, study tips and assessment guidance.

This Student Book has been approved by AQA Using the same look and features as our current best-selling series for AQA, led by Cynthia Bartlett Content is covered in good depth and explained in clear detail, offering rigour and accessibility Clear objectives and topic summaries help students understand what they need to know Key terms are defined and collected in a glossary Case studies provide a real-life story or perspective, showing Sikhism as it is practised today, and offering contemporary ethical issues for debate Includes a range of activity types and study tips to develop understanding in the classroom, or at home Assessment guidance runs throughout, offering revision checklists, practice questions and sample answer activities to support the new question types, especially the extended writing required for the new 12 mark question Other titles include Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism

Cynthia Bartlett has extensive experience as a school head and examiner for a major awarding body. Marianne Fleming is a retired RE teacher who has authored numerous RE textbooks. She has extensive experience as an examiner for a major awarding body. Peter Smith is a retired RE teacher who has authored numerous RE textbooks. He has extensive experience as an examiner for a major awarding body. David Worden is a retired RE teacher who has authored numerous RE textbooks. He has extensive experience as an examiner for a major awarding body.

This Student Book has been approved by AQA Using the same look and features as our current best-selling series for AQA, led by Cynthia Bartlett Content is covered in good depth and explained in clear detail, offering rigour and accessibility Clear objectives and topic summaries help students understand what they need to know Key terms are defined and collected in a glossary Case studies provide a real-life story or perspective, showing Sikhism as it is practised today, and offering contemporary ethical issues for debate Includes a range of activity types and study tips to develop understanding in the classroom, or at home Assessment guidance runs throughout, offering revision checklists, practice questions and sample answer activities to support the new question types, especially the extended writing required for the new 12 mark question Other titles include Judaism, Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism